Roseburg news-review., July 21, 1926, Page 6, Image 6

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ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1926.
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5.oo 1 tor lleii Only!
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Oxfords
$3.85
Oxfords
ft $4.85
Roseburg Booterie
IRVIN ORUNN
Shoes That Satisfy and Fit Your Feet
Perkins Building
Roseburg
STARTS
THURSDAY
Gentlemen!
THIS IS YOUR WEEK
A SALE OF SHOES FOR MEN ONLY
Thrifty men will surely take advantage of this op
portunity to buy quality footwear at saving prices.
Buy your footwear now for that trip or dress wear.
THE JULY CLEARANCE gives you the chance to
buy an extra pair for reserve.
OXFORDS, SCOUT SHOES, HIGH CUTS, HI- si
KICKS, VENTILATED OXFORDS, DRESS
SHOES, WORK SHOES are included. Every
short and discontinued iine is ON SALE.
SCOUT
SHOES
$1.8
8-INCH
SCOUT
SHOES
erst tr rtwwismi.
FOG rwEAR
STARTS
THURSDAY
JULY 22
FOR MEN ONLY
JULY 22
FOR MEN ONLY
Ventilated
Oxfords
$2.85
Hi-Kicks
Men M
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Roseburg Booterie
IRVIN BRUNN
Shoos That Satisfy and Fit tho Feet
Perkins Building Roseburg, Oregon
FORMER LOOKING
GLASS RESIDENT
DIES IN EUGENE
Mrs. lli'nry Shiviiclt. for innn
youi'B a resident of Looking t.la.s
In this cmm I y. riled yojMorriay in
KilK'UP, HrconlhiK U wir. ti'eeivi-d
here UiIh inoriilny. Mrs. l-Vluvnk
was born iti Ohio. Ill yours aeu.
ami enme In Oregon in 1SS! The
limit or imr( of her lire was spent
in the LuukiliH (ilas.-i valley, when
alio made many fi lends who an
Kiittvpit to leani f her death.
8ho leaven five shiim and t vu
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NEWSY BITS
In the past few weeks consider
able information has appeared in
the preHH or th Htate dealing with
the problem of marketing apples
and p'.-ar.H showing Hpruy rftt-ijtluo.
Seine weeks ago a meeting was cal
I'd lo acquaint appfa and pear
K rowers with the facts In the case.
('. L. J.onx, extension specialist In
horticulture, at that time gave
growers eonsiderable information
the probable course the matter
on the subject and outlined briefly
would take during the season; -
Since that time there has been
considerable development of this
subject and many pofnis have now
become quite clear. New develop
ments point oH-aily to tho fact that
apple and pear growers will of ne
et'Ksity be required to condition all
apples and pars in such a manner
thai they do not show visible spray
ii-.-tidue. Tills requirement will, of
eourse. have no bearing on the
fruit consigned to canneries or by
product plants, but dealH only with
export shipments made interstate
or intrastate.
Apple and pear growers will be
benefitted by giving this matter
careful consideration as it unques
tionably represents a new market
ing problem that can not be set
aside. The county agent and horti
cultural inspector will be glad to
render every assistance to growers
in meeting (he situation.
B0Y3 BAND TONIGHT.
Father Flanagan'B Hoys, a j
travelling musical uiKUlliza- , (Associated I'rwa I.a.-J Wirv.)
lion is expected to arrive in , T.OS A.MIELES Florence Viri
le Roseburg this evening in time jor. film actress, v. ho declared in a
lor a free concert and pro divorce complaint a year ao that
gram at the Court house too much tajent in one family led
I grounds. The boys are n-sl- to "aubmeigenciQ-jf individuality,"
) dents of a boys' home in Oma- ;has been granted a final decree of
) ha and are making a lour or idivorce from her director hu-hauJ,
! tho Pacific coast. They have j King Vidor.
a run band and group or en-
tertainers.'
WITNESS OBJECTS A
TO BEING CLASSED
WITH THE "BADGER"
(Associated PrtM Leased Wire.)
rOim.ANI), Ore., July 21
A (lush of comedy broko Into tin)
trial In fi'ilurul court loduy of tho
diimuKB Bull by JiiiuneB uKainsl
six n'sidi nts at Tolfdo, Ore. City
Marshal (it-oi-gu HcluMick wus he
hit! croKs-exumined as to his acliv-lili-s
duriiiB the riot in which Juo
ancsv lahiirerfl were expelled from
the Pacific Spruce Corporation'!)
know within a few days how ions jnopcny In July, last year.
lie must stay in the nr'nitt'iiiiuiy. Attorney II. A. (ireen, of defense
Along with the eases of 57 oilier counsel, protested against a Kiill-
prlsoners, tho state board of l"i:n which Attorney John Col-
SACIIAMENTO Kid Mcfov.
formerly of the prize ring, will
'AO
jMo'rimt'H 'Aii.iiti-; to ;i:t
, iixvi:its iti;i:Ai.s .n i;in:it
....... inK IO n Illl II rtiiimiri ut'.... v.w.
! (Continued on We 0) !"' directors will cl.-finltHy fix Ills , su,jectcd Scheiick for liulf an
. nc, ...,.,,,,, . , . , sentence i Ililay anil Minima), uu
LOS ANdKLKS. July 21. The ,..u i..i,i .. .Bi, in..r mi
nim iiuieu to rencii u, ,,,,,, T..r.... In Ins
Angeles.
i.iuwbi. i..ai ... e io reucii Utag j, Tmsn JluK
iKray huired niulher on Motliers
: Day were responsible for the iu
Ivestlgation which resulted In the
.if Han Ki.iii,. Jir. ... ,.,r dollars w ortli of new l'ullmau cars
roads reduce tho running linn- be-
RAN' FRANCISCO Five million
der suspect.
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I.Ipiiii. (i.Mi.i'uiin iu i.oi.i fniil t ween (.'1111101-11111 and Chicumi
mt inr 11.0 rirui )... i,.. i..ii,o.-' five hours Nuvemb.-r H. One. him
Hats off! To the News Review
classified ada. They Ret results.
FUNDS OF WHOLE CHAIN OF
GEORGIA BANKS LOOTED
hour.
"I don't think It's fair to allow
counsel to badger my witness in
this way," declared Green.
"I'm not badgering lilui," retort
ed Collier and the Iwo attorneys
launched into a heated discussion
of Hie alleged badgering.
(?..!. !....! O..lioir.tr ItnilrA tilt.. MlA
hy .... "... , , :
wish you wouldn't call ni iiaiues!"
,, i "I never called you uumes, said
I Collier.
I "Nobody called you any names,"
.n.iueil tireen.
Iii.v. Vnv m in H..nii .. ..if. ..r ulred and two new cars nave ne.
flowern and a greeting to his j ordered to meet retiilin-in. nts
mother at .Miami, Ariz. This and Hie faster service,
tho fact that his correspendenco !
ruptly prompted the Invesligntion suits are In order here, o.ricials! " hey called rile a b. dgei ut
which led to the discovery of the of Ihe cleaners and dyers union l!" cil nmrshul, lookitm at mo
murder und Goodwin's subsequent called a strike yesterday. i judge.
arrest. I I Judge Wolverton suddenly put
SEATTLE Politics as.simi a 'Ills hand to his gray mustache, and
Patterson's body was found at
Santa Ana on March 22, in a
river bed wlienco It hud been
dragged and Bet afire.
WASHINGTON FIRE
highly personal aspect over in Kel-jbegan nipping for order.
:so. Former Minor A. Knilc -10.111! o .
iand Commissioner K. I). llolurook. ! TlKi:iI WINS THAI SHOOT
; political opponents, mel yest.-rdny. j
ilu the altercation thai iollowe.i
i'l'odd was reporlcd lo have hit the,,
I canvas twice.
f Awmrtatt-d Press Leased Wire.)
ATLANTA, Ga., July 21. "The
records of every bank in the
Hankers' Trust company chain
1 hat has come to my attention -indicates
that bank funds involving
large amounts have been squan
'tered by certain individuals in
Atlanta in bucket shop specula
tions." Solicitor General John A.
Iloykin said hero today in a signed
statement commenting on the in
vestigation by Ills department in
to the affairs of the flankers'
Trust company.
(Associated Press Leased Wire.)
EATONVILLE. Wash., July 21.
A fire which last night crept lo- SACUAMENTO If Ihe applica
wards the town or Elbe, ten miles ition of Jack lioefi r is aei.-.l upon
southeast of Eatonville, today I favorably California school boys
swirled a little west and headed i may soon be wizards with the
for camp 17 of the Mineral Lake ! boomerang. lloef.-r hi s applied
Lumber company and ltainier Na-ifor a certificate as a l.acher of
llonal forest, one or the largest j archery, fencing and the use or Ihe
single Blands of timber In the I boomerang.
United States. Although the fire!
was 20 miles from the great for- VENTURA, Cal Onlv ihe abil
est, officials declared that a brisk illy to swim three quatii-is ..1 a
wind might drive the flames into; mile saved Marian Mt-Keen and
the timber In a short, time. Dr. John V. lllaisdell when their
A fire near the Eatonville Lum-'airplano plunged Into t!e ocean
ber company, six miles east of that far off shore yesterday. Tlu-y
liere, was held In check. Last1 were searching for Ihe body of
night It worked its way across thellCnlce Moulton, drowned a short
Masliell Klver divide into what is ! time previous when lb - plane fell.
known as Ihe old beaver burn
(Afisocluted Press Leased. Wire.)
DENVER, Col., July 21. B. M.
Troeh, of Portland, Ore., today
won Hie all around trupshooting
champiou.ship in the great west
ern tournament here by breaking
1115 targets out cf a possible 2(Hl.
Murk Arle of Champaign, Ills.,
was second with 194 and P. Miller
of Dallas and George V. Jewel
of Kansas City, tied lor third
place with 1 !);'..
MEAT'S DEATH TOLL.
For results
elnnnlfipd n.U
use New5-Hevlew
(Assucliited Tress Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO, July 21. The tem
perature continued todv reach
ing a temperature peak of 10S
at Hartington and N rth Loup.
Nebraska. Two deaths in Chicago
brought to more than two score
the number of fatalities attribut
ed to beat since Monday. At
If you want to buy or sell use Champaign, Ills., two suicides
the News-Itevlew Classified- Ads. were believed to he the result of
is within the reach of all. heat.
No visi
He Joints!
diiimhti'i-:.. line son. Stanley
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